mroman

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by mroman 16y ago
You spoiled little swine, you have no idea, how fng dare you Calling yourself a hacker while doing .net and flash? You little PUSSY You little BITCH How dare you, sitting in your gluttonous SWINE of a country, you spoiled little swine
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by mroman 16y ago
Hey, a-hole Those are daily scenes in this (The Republic of Colombia) country How dare you Go F yourself
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by mroman 16y ago
Oh noes, another one defending the banks . . . look, it's very SIMPLE: overcharging clients that much simply because the bank in question CAN is predatory to the point where it amounts to stealing, there is no justification for charging tha
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by mroman 16y ago
[[[YAWN]]] Yes it is stealing, since the bank is aware that people are forced by circumstance into using their "services". It was either use that bank, or not order the parts I needed. Defending banks in this d
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by mroman 16y ago
Amen! I am glad to see people on this thread who can differentiate between the morality of what he did and the actual skill, balls, and sheer luck this guy had. While I do not condone or advocate stealing from banks or anyone, well, the dam
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by mroman 17y ago
crap is a slang word, not profanity. There is a difference. My initial post is clear, and I elaborated upon it once already. If you can't understand it, that is your problem.
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by mroman 17y ago
I used profanity? What? Serious question: are you drinking right now?
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by mroman 17y ago
Thanks, it was also a good story, nothing like our geek criminal mastermind (because he is evidently a geek) :) but an enjoyable story nonetheless . . . can you fellows tell I enjoy true crime stories? Both entertaining and informative, it'
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by mroman 17y ago
I wondered about that myself, however, it is plausible in a sense.
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by mroman 17y ago
> So, I'm not going to waste any time getting into an argument with someone with deficient argumentation skills Right, coming from someone whose debating skills amount to putting words into another person's mouth (or writing) Now, just
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by mroman 17y ago
Interesting, that you would attribute "righteous Robin Hood ethics" to my post. Not so. Read what I wrote. They were stronger than him in the sense that they had more resources than he did. That they failed to utilize those in an efficient
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by mroman 17y ago
And to think the guy is actually a geek if I ever saw one . . . I love this! There are Mafia/Gang Baboons who commit violent crimes and prey on the weak who can't DREAM of as much money as this guy made. What do you know? Our very own geek
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by mroman 17y ago
I agree with your point, and I knew that - giving drugs away is distribution and a person will get into just as much trouble for it. What I aimed to express was how amazed I am at the way things work out in the criminal world, and how talen
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by mroman 17y ago
I am simply amazed. The fellow, all morality aside, is simply Mr. BadAss himself. Two years in jail for all that! I know of people who have participated in the sale of $10,000 US worth of Cocaine (a pittance, all things considered) and have
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by mroman 17y ago
I learned about that type of client the hard way. She was the poster girl for a bad client, and I finally got rid of her by pricing her out. It was a big lesson, and I will never make the mistake of giving such a client the benefit of the d
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by mroman 17y ago
Amen! I had one exactly like that.
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by mroman 17y ago
It is good to know that you experienced this effect as well. I also have not seen it documented anywhere. The stuff is simply great. I am in a third world country (Colombia) and in a backwater town to boot, and Piracetam is both readily av
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by mroman 17y ago
I have Asperger's and DSPS, and have noticed that taking Piracetam helps me regulate my sleep cycle. On days when I take it, I begin to feel sleepy right around my 16th hour of being awake. I have also noticed that when I have not had decen
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by mroman 17y ago
I think the issue is not so much that they exist, the issue is that they profit greatly from content created by others without paying said others a single penny.
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by mroman 17y ago
Ah, I finally got a reply link to your post. "Deceiving the search engine to affect its decisions is an explicit goal, as is not getting caught." Indeed. Yet that obviously does not automatically imply deceiving the users, as you erroneousl
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by mroman 17y ago
That is a good point, and needs to be considered. From what I have read about their technology however, there are ways to substantially mitigate that risk.
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by mroman 17y ago
No, he's not talking about that. Please quote him on it if he is.
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by mroman 17y ago
"In other words, he's the parasite here. Instead of saying 'make things people want' he's saying 'don't do any work, just be really loud and leech content." That's interesting. Where did you get that from? If you had read the entire article
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by mroman 17y ago
"shady" refers to a moral or legal issue . . . these are technological issues, and need to be thought of as such.
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Search Engines are Parasites(searchengineblog.com)
6 points by mroman 17y ago|16 comments
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Black Hat SEO: Their Side of the Story(searchethos.com)
1 points by mroman 17y ago|0 comments
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by mroman 17y ago
(smiling in agreement)
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by mroman 17y ago
Yes!
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by mroman 17y ago
Suits pg, Suits . . . a source of nonstop surprises and entertainment.
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by mroman 17y ago
I don't mind it in the very least, matter of fact, thank you. If I become too emotional about this point with Wikipedia, it is because the geek/nerd/techie/propellerhead/[INSERT TERM FOR US] in me is just OUTRAGED at what I witnessed firsth

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